![\frac{\sqrt[3]{19} }{\sqrt[3]{x} }](/tpl/images/0681/3966/435c3.png)
![y=\frac{19}{x^3}\\\mathrm{Interchange\:the\:variables}\:x\:\mathrm{and}\:y\\x=\frac{19}{y^3}\\\mathrm{Solve}\:x=\frac{19}{y^3}\:\mathrm{for}\:y\\y=\sqrt[3]{\frac{19}{x}}\\\sqrt[3]{\frac{19}{x}}\\\frac{\sqrt[3]{19} }{\sqrt[3]{x} }](/tpl/images/0681/3966/f1039.png)
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